Jamie Carragher expects Liverpool to miss out on Champions League qualification through the Premier League.

The Sky Sports pundit said it is now "a long way back" for Arne Slot's side to finish in the top five, following their 2-1 defeat at home to Manchester City on Super Sunday.

That loss has left Liverpool four points off fifth-placed Chelsea. Had City's disallowed third goal have stood, Liverpool would have fallen to seventh in the league table as they are level on goal difference with Brentford.

Were they to lose at Sunderland on Wednesday, they could slip as low as ninth.

When asked if he reckons Liverpool will make the Premier League's qualifying places for the Champions League - which is set to be expanded from four positions to five again this season - Carragher replied: "No. Right now I don't.

"They would have to have a huge upturn in form. And the ones above them are in great form."

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